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Since it was the rear tire it was more noticeable under acceleration, and if it happens more upon braking its probably the front.
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rear tire it was more noticeable

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Since it was the rear tire it was more noticeable under acceleration, and if it happens more upon braking its probably the front.
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Since it was the rear tire it was more noticeable under acceleration, and if it happens more upon braking its probably the front.
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rear tire it was more noticeable

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Since it was the rear tire it was more noticeable under acceleration, and if it happens more upon braking its probably the front.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My car is pulling slightly to the right on the HWY. Just started noticing it. Is this something that the dealer will fix under warantee? What are the possible explanations? Thanks ps: it's snowing like mad!

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If it just started, I'd check to see if your tire pressures are all at the right spec.

POST 3Original post

That happened to me once, and it was just what Grant said. I had a slow leak in the rear right tire so by the time I grabbed the car the next day it became suddently noticeable. Since it was the rear tire it was more noticeable under acceleration, and if it happens more upon braking its probably the front.

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